I totally missed that a few of the main interface functions in hz.erl are just totally undocumented, but almost certainly should be documented. Oh noes! hz:sign_tx/2,3, for example, just has a return type any() which is total nonsense. Worse than nonsense, it's almost actively mean.
This can be updated without a point release, of course -- but it needs to be done so leaving myself a note here to not forget it.
I totally missed that a few of the main interface functions in hz.erl are just totally undocumented, but almost certainly *should* be documented. Oh noes! `hz:sign_tx/2,3`, for example, just has a return type `any()` which is total nonsense. Worse than nonsense, it's almost actively mean.
This can be updated without a point release, of course -- but it needs to be done so leaving myself a note here to not forget it.
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I totally missed that a few of the main interface functions in hz.erl are just totally undocumented, but almost certainly should be documented. Oh noes!
hz:sign_tx/2,3, for example, just has a return typeany()which is total nonsense. Worse than nonsense, it's almost actively mean.This can be updated without a point release, of course -- but it needs to be done so leaving myself a note here to not forget it.